32 Years of Innovation: Celebrating Robotic Parking Systems
Robotic Parking Systems-32 years

On September 12, 2026, Robotic Parking Systems (RPS) celebrates an extraordinary milestone: 32 years in business.

Since its founding in 1994, RPS has remained focused on one powerful idea: parking can be smarter, more efficient, safer, and better integrated into the way cities are built.

For more than three decades, that vision has driven the company to push the boundaries of automated parking technology and transform the way people think about parking.

Honoring the Vision That Started It All

An anniversary is also a time to remember where the journey began and the visionary who made it possible.

Royce Monteverdi, founder of Robotic Parking Systems, was a true pioneer in the parking industry. In 1994, he founded RPS with a vision to bring robotics and advanced engineering to parking, ultimately helping create an entirely new approach to how vehicles could be stored and managed. He even coined the term “robotic parking” to describe this groundbreaking technology.

Royce’s innovative thinking and determination established the foundation on which RPS has continued to grow for more than three decades. His legacy lives through technology, people, projects, and pioneering spirit that continues to move the company forward.

As we celebrate 32 years, we honor Royce’s vision and the remarkable journey he began in 1994. His belief in challenging conventional thinking continues to inspire RPS and its team to look toward the future, embrace innovation, and remain Always Ahead.

Engineering Innovation That Continues to Evolve

RPS continues to develop and refine its automated parking solutions. The company’s fully automated systems are engineered in the United States and deployed in projects around the world.

From fully automated parking systems to semi-automated solutions, RPS technology is designed around some of the most important challenges facing modern development:

These principles continue to shape the company’s approach to automated parking today.

Making History Around the World

Our journey is reflected in major projects across the globe.

The company’s portfolio includes landmark automated parking facilities in the United States and internationally. Among them are projects in Kuwait, Dubai, and New Jersey, including the Al Jahra Court project in Kuwait, identified by RPS as the world’s largest automated parking system, with capacity for 2,314 vehicles.

The company’s current New Palace of Justice project in Kuwait is designed for 2,433 parking spaces and a peak processing capacity of up to 720 cars per hour.

These projects demonstrate what becomes possible when engineering, technology, and ambitious thinking come together.

Looking Toward the Next Years

Thirty-two years is an important achievement—but it is not the finish line.

The future of parking is changing rapidly. Electric vehicles, autonomous vehicles, smart cities, digital technologies, increasing urban density, and the growing value of real estate are creating new opportunities for automated parking.

RPS is continuing to look ahead, developing solutions designed to meet the evolving needs of cities, developers, architects, and drivers.

The company’s philosophy remains simple: Always ahead.

As Robotic Parking Systems celebrates its milestone, we look back with gratitude for the people, projects, partnerships, challenges, and achievements that have shaped the company.

We thank our employees for their dedication, our clients and partners for their trust, and everyone who has contributed to the RPS journey over the past three decades.

Most importantly, we look forward to what comes next.

32 years of innovation.
32 years of engineering.
32 years of challenging the status quo.
32 years of being always ahead.

And the journey continues.

Happy 32nd Anniversary, Robotic Parking Systems!

Since 1994 — Always Ahead.

 

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